The LA Report
News & Politics Podcasts
The L.A. Report is a breakdown of the day's top news from Southern California, featuring the award-winning reporting of LAist 89.3 FM – L.A.'s number one NPR station. Hosted by Austin Cross in the morning and Julia Paskin in the afternoon, it's the smart way to start and end your day.
This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
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News & Politics Podcasts
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The L.A. Report is a breakdown of the day's top news from Southern California, featuring the award-winning reporting of LAist 89.3 FM – L.A.'s number one NPR station. Hosted by Austin Cross in the morning and Julia Paskin in the afternoon, it's the smart way to start and end your day. This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
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Episodes
SCE admits it may have started Hurst Fire; OC braces for potential homebuyers; Ohtani's interpreter sentenced — The P.M. Edition
2/6/2025
SoCal Edison acknowledged its equipment may have started the Hurst Fire last month. Real estate agents in Orange County are waiting to see if there'll be a rush of homebuyers after the fires. Shohei Ohtani’s former interpreter was sentenced to nearly 5 years in prison. Plus, more.
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Duration:00:07:05
Ippei Mizuhara faces sentencing for fraud, Concerns over new hazardous materials site for Palisades fire, Pasadena shelter closing — The A.M. Edition
2/6/2025
Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter Ippei Mizuhara is set to be sentenced for bank and fraud tax today. Debris from the Palisades fire is going to a parking lot at Will Rogers State beach for processing and lawmakers aren't happy. A wildfire evacuation center in Pasadena is closing. Plus, more.
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Duration:00:07:44
Eaton Fire ash test results; Major hospital pauses some treatments for trans youth; Processing trauma from fires through playtime — The P.M. Edition
2/5/2025
A USC researcher has tested ash samples near the Eaton Fire for toxic metals. The Children's Hospital of L.A. has paused some services for transgender youth due to an executive order from Trump. Kids are processing trauma from the fires with playtime. Plus, more.
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Duration:00:07:04
Gov. Newsom heads to the White House, Health officials answer lingering Q's on fire recovery, Lakers introduce Luka Doncic — The A.M. Edition
2/5/2025
Gov. Newsom is in Washington today seeking aid for L.A. fire victims. Angelenos still have a lot of questions about health risks after the wildfires and following steps. Newly-minted Laker Luka Doncic is officially in L.A.. Plus, more.
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Duration:00:07:29
LA City Council moves to protect immigrants; Health providers losing federal grants; Fostering pets displaced by fires — The P.M. Edition
2/4/2025
The LA City Council moved to protect unauthorized immigrants from Trump's threats of mass deportations. A health provider has said that it lost funding because of federal executive orders targeting transgender people. Some tips on fostering pets in need of homes after the fires. Plus, more.
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Duration:00:06:47
ICE protests in downtown L.A, Protections for unauthorized immigrants to go before LA City Council, Long Beach Fixit Clinics— The A.M. Edition
2/4/2025
Things got out of hand in downtown L.A. yesterday as people gathered to protest ICE raids and deportations. An L.A. City councilmember is rolling out a series of proposals to protect unauthorized immigrants from deportation. Long Beach Fixit clinics to the rescue. Plus, more.
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Duration:00:07:26
Atmospheric river arrives this week; Palisades reopening delayed; Getty's fireproofing inspires museums — The P.M. Edition
2/3/2025
Rain's in the forecast the rest of the week, but it may not be enough to end fire season. City officials walked back plans to reopen the Palisades to the public this weekend. Museums around the world are taking notes from the Getty's fire-proofing efforts. Plus, more.
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Duration:00:07:04
Palisades still restricted to residents only, Eyebrows raised on LA County's homelessness spending, Grammys recap – The A.M. Edition
2/3/2025
The Palisades is restricted to residents only today, days after L.A. Mayor Bass announced it would reopen. L.A. County's latest homelessness spending plan is raising eyebrows. L.A. wildfires took center stage at last night's Grammy Awards. Plus more.
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Duration:00:06:39
Actually, Palisades is not reopening, Lakers trade AD, The healing power of the Dodgers – The Sunday Edition
2/2/2025
LAist's reporter Evan Jacoby heads to the Palisades this morning, after the city reverses course on a decision to reopen the fire-devastated community to the public. And Lakers trades Anthony Davis for Dallas Mavericks superstar Luka Dončić. Later, the power of sports to uplift and restore hope at DodgerFest.
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Duration:00:10:56
The Palisades to reopen, How the Getty Villa was saved, Ocean impact of Palisades Fire – The Saturday Edition
2/1/2025
More than three weeks after the start of the two L.A. Fires, Pacific Palisades is reopening, but there are concerns. How 17 Getty employees helped save the Getty Villa from fire. And, the impact of urban fires on marine ecosystems and ocean life, plus more.
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Duration:00:11:10
Checking in with Pasadena students; Man to plead guilty in drone crash case; L.A. County proposes cuts in homelessness funds — The P.M. Edition
1/31/2025
We check in with students returning to class at Pasadena Unified feeling sadness, fear, and boredom. A Culver City man will plead guilty to piloting a drone that crashed into a plane fighting the Palisades Fire. L.A. County's proposed homelessness budget has big cuts. Plus, more.
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Duration:00:07:09
Recap of star-studded FireAid benefit concert, Norovirus still here in LA County, Grammys previews— The A.M. Edition
1/31/2025
Music's biggest names took over two arenas last night for the FireAid benefit concert. Norovirus, or the stomach flu, is still spreading in L.A. County. We've got your preview of the Grammys! Plus, more.
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Duration:00:07:34
Staying safe from norovirus; Waymos hit LA freeways; Rain expected next week — The P.M. Edition
1/30/2025
Norovirus season is here, and we have tips on getting through it. Waymo's driverless cars are starting to expand beyond surface streets. Mild rain is in our forecast next week, but it likely won't be enough to end fire season. Plus, more.
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Duration:00:06:56
State to suspend former OC supervisor law license, Grammy charity auction, CSU professors trained to deal with ICE — The A.M. Edition
1/30/2025
The state bar plans to suspend disgraced supervisor Andrew Do's law license. Dolly Parton's sequined jumpsuit among those up for auction to help musicians cover from L.A. wildfires. CSU professors are getting instructed on what to do if ICE agents come on campus. Plus, more.
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Duration:00:07:13
Andrew Do's law license to be suspended; LA City Council delays eviction vote; Colleges advise staff on ICE interactions — The P.M. Edition
1/29/2025
The state bar plans to suspend the law license of former OC Supervisor Andrew Do. The LA City Council delayed a vote on eviction protections for people who lost their income due to the fires. Local colleges are advising staff on how to deal with immigration agents. Plus, more.
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Duration:00:06:41
LA City Council to consider one-year eviction moratorium post fires, UCLA study: Altadena's Black community disproportionately affected by Eaton fire, Pierce College students help during fires— The A.M. Edition
1/29/2025
The L.A. City Council will consider a package of tenant protections including a one year eviction moratorium in response to the recent fires. New UCLA study reports Altadena's Black community disproportionately affected by the Eaton fire. How Pierce College students stepped up during the fires. Plus, more.
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Duration:00:06:42
FEMA cleanup now available; Another price gouging case filed; L.A. coast closed due to runoff — The P.M. Edition
1/28/2025
Residents affected by the fires can now opt in to have FEMA clean up their properties for free. California has charged another individual suspected of price gouging after the fires. And much of the L.A. coast is now closed due to potentially toxic runoff. Plus, more.
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Duration:00:06:57
Evac orders lifted for Palisades, LA County Supes could call for independent review of emergency alert system, Grammys to focus on wildfire relief— The A.M. Edition
1/28/2025
Evacuation orders have been lifted in the Palisades as debris removal gets underway. L.A. County's Board of Supervisors wants to know why so many people got false alerts during the fires. The Grammys' are coming to town with a focus on wildfire relief. Plus, more.
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Duration:00:06:26
New Newsom rebuilding order; Brigade watches for illegal rent increases; Jackie and Shadow lay another egg — The P.M. Edition
1/27/2025
A new state executive order aims to speed up rebuilding after the LA fires. A citizen watchdog group called the "Rent Brigade" is looking out for price gouging after the fires. And why people are watching Jackie and Shadow's second egg especially closely. Plus, more.
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Duration:00:07:05
Weekend rain caused mud slides over burn areas, Looting concerns loom over Altadena, Jackie of Jackie and Shadow lays second egg – The A.M. Edition
1/27/2025
The weekend rain caused some mudslides over burn areas and even trapped some cars. Altadena residents are returning home as the Eaton fire subside but authorities are still concerned about looters in the area. Jackie the viral Eagle celeb in Big Bear Valley has laid her second egg. Plus more.
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Duration:00:07:09